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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
OUR FARMERS COLUMN.

1t is the attn ofTUE ADVERTISER
to give to its readers the best paper
for the least money. 1t is Il de-
sire to makeit u welcomed visitor
to every fircsidc, not only in Lau-
Tens County, but throughout this
section. We are constantly rcccv-
ing encouragement from the pco-
pie and this has stimulated Us to
even greater eXertions. We have
added q separate department, dcvo-
ted especially TO the farming int
rests. With access to the leading
Agricultural Journals Ofthc United
States, we will make such extracts
and present in Il condensed form
such matter rs may be of interest
and value to farmers. But the
special feature OF this department
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
The public thoroughfares of our

The public thoroughfare3 of our
county also need mention this we
admit is a subject that battles the
mo It ingenious minds, but others
countries enjoy decent roads, and
why should not ours be similar? We
have the same opportunities and
should employ them. Much COM
plant IS made in refence to Rail-
Road crossing, which in most in
stances Is in II neglected condition,
and sometime incouveinent and
circuitous routs is the only escape
from such neglect; the attention OF
our County Commissioners is ne
ccSsary.
We would also urge upon the &C.
commissioners tho necessity of en-
forcing the law in References TO rc-
moving Constructions from the
streams. This law whilst rccoc-
nizcd as a Sood one, is seldom OBJ
served IS required and deserves to
be.
TIE Trial Justices whose Cooks
nave been presented have been
correctly kept as FAR rs we have had
an opportunity ofjudsing.
In conclusion we express OH,
thanks to your honor tor courtcsips
and nld we have received in the
ciS5charo Of Il Gu;ios.
AZ of which is respectfully sub
nIitted.
=. l.. ATCuIsON foreman
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The Legislature refused 30 allow
the County commissioners to make
arrangements SO that witnesses
ana Jurors could be paid cash for
their services. This may have
been best, but it sccms to us that
something is wrong with Il govern
ment that cannot be run on a. casa
basis. When Il mnn Is Summoned
to appear at Court he has no
alternative but to obey, and the
spirit Of III constitutions and the
nature of0ur government demands
that he Shall be paid. The iatc
per diem is al low rs Justice viii
allow, and is seldom sufficient for
current expenses, aside from the
loss ~entailcd By having to neglect
home affairs, when often in the
midst Ofthc busy season. Bat to
be paid in paper that cannot DC
hoatcd at par, ia .Gcrious loss.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

accompanying the veto, "I do not
believe that the power and duty of
oil tho general Government ought
to be extended to the relief OF in
clVidual suffering which is IN no
manner propcrlo related to the
pubic service or benefit" Among
MS sentences was II which will
doubtless have IL place with the ia
milliar quotations of our Federal
politics. Said he, "Though the
people support the Govcrnmcnt the
government ought not to sudpoIt
the people.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
{ From or RcguIur Corrc&pondcaO.
Washington Feb. 18th, 1887

(I'rcm oar Rcguiar Coyrc&pomdcaO.
Washington Feb. 18th, 1887
Congress has given its attention
to Il vast amount Of miscellaneous
matter during the present week
such aS the Texas Ku-I[luX invCS-
tigation, money for rivers and har-
bors, retaliation towards Cannada
and the trade dollar, but the most
interesting debate occurred in the
Senate over the bill providing for
the increase of tho naval establish
mont.
The Senate voted for the build
ing Of ten new cruisers. Senator
MaXcy, ofTcXas Yves not only in
favor of building war vessels, but
but Of Certifying every scnp0st in
the country. He know that it was
going to cost money, but he said if
there is force in the maxim "In time
peace prepare for war" this was
the time to put it in practice, when
the Treasury was Overlooking and
when the money was being abS0-
lUtcly wasted.
Senator Butler, ofSouth Carolina
wanted the vessels to he heavily
mmorcd. Mr. Hale insisted that
the pending bill confined tho new,
vessels strictly to defensive not ag-
grcSSiNe purposes. He was for de-
fcnSivc purposes first and after
that, ifarnored ships were desir-
ed he would favor them. The two
features on which Congscss was
now proceeding were the fast
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
will be original articles and farm

will be original articles and farm
experience. A throughly compe-
tent agriculturalist willpreside, and
with the cooperation Of tho farmers
1t can be madea valuable feature
ofthc paper. We solicit coutribu-
lions from all who desire to pro-
mote the interest of agriculture,
who believe that there is room for
Improvement. And while this will
not in the least dctrnct from the
other departments VIC believe it
VIII betho means Of rcachIng many
who do not read Agricultural pu-
pcrs. Help, and it will succeed.
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
Court Of Common Pleas

II. L. Fleming.
against
Margaret Malone,
Mary J. Toylor, Cor SUMMONS.
nolia Taylor, Frcder-
lex Taylor, John Tuy-
Tor ana Washington
Taylor,
DorenIapts,
TO tho Defendants, Margaret Malone,
Mary j. TAYLOR, C0rnclia Taylor, Fred
eric Taylor, John Taylor, and Washing
ton TaylCr.
You arc horcby summoned and re-
uuirCd to answer the complaint in this
action, which is fled in the oilico OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for
the said County, and TO servo a copy OF
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office at baurcnS
&. H., South Carolina, within twenty
of tho day of 3uch service; II il Won
fail to answer tho complaint within the
timo aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac-
ton VIII apply to the Court for ,ho 10
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, February /, 1857;
ISoal.. G.. w. SHELL, {, {: g. p.
JOHNSON IL RICHET.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the D~cfcndants Erod0ric Taylor,
| and John Taylor: Take notice That the
summons and complaint in tl.iI action
wore filed in the uil.co Of the Clerk OF
the tourtof toulmCn Pleas and General
Sessions for iNurtlg County Cn che isl
lay of February, 1871.
JOHNSON * RlCIIET,
pl"iutip'a Attorney,
- 90 g N
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Horticultural Column.

MlTTTGUI UT1 lAOINTDD
rnv,
MO ,nI =. ainn" .' o
bor., n,,nurn ,'"
in lorm"y nnnnti'M IL LIrt"on "St ~
wnntTTh SS''I|,"rHS' .l'con ~
with 100 pounds Of &cid phosphate
and that quantity applied to an
aero of cotton on ordinary land.
nr.. ,..;u
ti,.n a." Z
| on :, rmnr L;1iUU;TTs,' VI i"',,'
LarnnrIa IL thn w. 'o. " N"H'
= v.ilI hniJ ~, "i G,">i'S p'"!N
tin,n nnrinh ~ my, aN" III
snw burr cinrn, ~, y, W wy,
said to mynv u.nlI ,o,. MY. tTMo ",'
| ,nudo tnLinu nrnnnT
NOR thm'rimTo i, r,II =,
s]nr;n~ '' ""''0i 'h'
bnnonSn fbny cnnts;n .t%
whirh can fe,,o ,mnnin M,,";, :,
of ma vnl,n nt s~,,mntrn ,i,n nn" y,
from tho uitrornn in i; nnI MIX
9 is one IF ihr eIcn,nntI nrnn,n-
MIA. Neither ammonia nor 5a!tpctrc
t~hcfci"r", ought 10 be a.dcd to cot
ION se"it. cotton seed and stable
m"hHTt mixed together make an
eScel:ehc manure for grain crops;
if added to i.
yo....
potash, of which it contains about
10 per cent in The form OF sulphntc
Of potash. 1t contains some .tsirtv
per cent OF common solt. and
d dc'a'' s.'S@ c]ontrih ",i". so nmS ,ist,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

Call it barbarous and cruel if you
will, We believe that there is greater
efficacy and utility in the whipping
post as a punishment for certain
offences, than any prison ever con-
StructCd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

mono of its attractions and contrib
ute comfort to it's inmates. The
floors and plastcring require somc
attention.
The Court House likewise would
be Lore attractive to say nothing
about improving dingy light by the
free use OF soap and water upon its
windows and side lights.
Through Il committee wo have
examined tho Aims House and re-
port It's condition favorable under
the circumstances. The premises
need some repairs to make them as
comfortable ~ they should be and
to prevent decay. The inmatcsap-
pear to be well cared for and for
tunHtc t is that there arc not Il
large Number OF them.
The Grand Jury feel it incum-
bent upon them in the discharge of
their duty 10 suggest that amongst
the many matters EucCSSary to be
received by thcrnJ that our Trial
Justice system is r]rrnici0us in its
practice nndhurtEuli in its separation.
Nothing contributes SD much to
County expenses as their unlinlitCl
power; giving encouragement 20
al! mannCf of worthless litigatiUn-
which is only profitable to 'hcse
officials and their helps, whist the
cnd8 of Justice is impcrfcctly sery'-
Cd at an enormous cost to The pub
lie to say Motling about the sly
compromises beneficial only to
these worthless. She practice Of
som" Trial Justice ~summoning to
Nourt every body who Processes 90
haze ever seen the shadow OF one
charged wiz crime, IS an inuova-
tio0 n0cGa cCrrHGt;oN. Ore session
C"Urt%ATc constantly crowded with
witnesses who ncVcrg0on the stand
for the reason OF their total iIn0-
Which they were bOuuN Over. many
OF the cases made up aud returned
to Court L often ~farcichl
tlGn otherwise, and has long since
Been ascCrtainCd that the wiScst
SUlOng in our midst arc The COn5ta-
bic OF 4 Trial Justice, who arc ever
on the alcst scouting for "Boodlc."
We would therefore respectfully
call the Alteration of tl.o next gcn-
oral assembly through our repre-
scntativcs TO this Imperfect system
Of Jurisprudence, and WOulN suggest
that these officers be placed oa SAL
laricS commensurate with this fit
moss and capacity to dispense JUS
tee to others as we'll us u thcm-
selves.
County expenses increased bycN-
travcgancc is loudly complained OF.
N I
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With this issue, j. G. GARLiNG-
TON becomes sole Editor and Pro-
prictOr of The LAURENS ADVEKTI-
SER, having purchasedthe inter
est Of j. w. LEAKE. No change
whatever will be made in the pub
LEGATION of this paper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
The State Of South Carolina.
County ofLaurcns.
COURT OF


COURT OF PROBATE.
Silas 5 Knight, as admin-l
iStrator with the will an
ncXod ofSarah Evans dec
against iSUvu0v,
Corrie Evans Pinkncy Ev-
ans, curry Evans and
Catllran Evans,
Defendants
TO tho Dcfen0 ants above named
arc hereby summoned and ro-
Iuireu u" answer tho complaint in his
a"tion, which is filed in The onicc of fbn
Judge OF Probate for tho said County,
ana 10 serve a copy OF your answer {
INC Saia complaint on the subscriber mt
ny 9lncc, LnuronS, South Carolina.
"l'nlh twenty days after scryicc hereof,
exclusive OF the day Of such service; and
al!u IL Sou ioll to answer tho cOmplnint
WYNN inc tlmc aforesaid, the plant If
IN tniS "ction Will apply to the court for
me rrliGf demanded in tho comninint
Dated 18th Jan, a 1887
w BURNSIDE,
John'w Ferguson, ho
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iothe defendants ,COrriC TV01S- P;oE-
hey Evant, Carry Evans, Catherine Ev-
ans: o will trkc notice that tho sum
mons and compliant i'm This action wr,o
h1d inlthe otilcc of the judge OF Prah,,oo
TOR. .lirCn$ County, South Carolina. on
fhc lTth Ivy Of January, 1877,
.G.3 John W Ferguson, Plain Attv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

The cholera in Sicily and C3la5ri4 is If
more v.ru.e-t type apparently .,a2u It3Iy
has Elo"n since Ies4. linus FAR OILY
spor@-lc, ,aceug e'e p7st5 .ro ostisa-
a2-c, "a, s. tIs 81 esd o. t. niece.
sres Is Irc-sszuC, wa ere likely soon %
hear rood deal e il. T. strar tes.
phase q tn t0-rg ! taat i. should rep
pear toE he ta..d cons, cltiye yeac, p-sc-
tlcally ca tie same ter; cry, which
hitherto has been u1hrZcd of. Physicians
IN London ere groHinI nervous aYou.
the possibility oftae p.sag- getting . foo.-
mold in the metropolis, owing - The IN
precedentedly favorable contitions. Dur
Ing the heated term the pas. SIX weeks
the weekly deaths from GiarT.gl in taa
London district have goze up 5g I-srs
from Line t. 3l2-of tais IAc.er 1Em1sr
255 beng iL!ants Ueter orc 54.c Il az.
The Lancet points ouc tlat orc Ct tie
surest precursors q cholera il 2 given
district IS The tendency 10 Gis!rLoaic f.
iai!ty, and urges TIE utmost Yigu4nce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
NiAE3AL SiHI+E3.


: ne HDrk OF DcVc OptlC ;l,e t1al yIi0rs
s'ToErSsafng
Co.rcsVcsdenae Of the Gazette.
MNrRAL SrRINss. Tx Au1 g. -T7i.
eu,ire section is y..rv r,pcb ,,..;..5 ,...-
,+o foo4.t,,,. +,, o. - -
49,. -. - %, me- L" '--S
- =. .--'';' -AA'-'i5 "1'e45A'9'.' d -aI-e
l'I - u il1n US put aI "OfA lass week
und- the management Of c competent
| superintendent ana sufficient, progress
hc5 been made that the Intention OF what
IS 20 DC Immediately ACCOMPLISHED cgn
/ easily be seen. Tde isce Ct tue bill WIS
torn away fog some distance, leaving the
"u[cFopp.n-s ct coal CNqCstG-.Ie sixty
fOol deep tunnel or diff slrc&aT eX.s.IuL
sAo",nS plainly tn direction OF
Jae seams. me solid mass Ct ccaI,
over el@Hl feet N thickness, is scanned
VIII assures, CqU-Cist2lt aJGUt three
iee', between whc3 stand the tiers Of
s9iId coal his condition OF the strata
redacIs the difficulty Of mining 10 9 mini
mum, as DJ working through e&cd eu1 Of
8 ter tae entire mass Of c1ai th,ee feet
deep, elght feet th'cG CGd loo fee IL length
iaIl st once and oy reason d tie fac. that
nature herself seems 20 beve thOughtiuiIY
provided surroundings, which, to look at,
seem hardly possible to be improved, for
its reception and hlnd.ing 81 the mouth
OF the mine, the cost olIoading aud ship
ping, or manufacturing INTO brick for
tael, becomes very small amount per
ton, As the oPening extends into the hill.
IL is noticed that the coal GETS dalser aud
Ct greater yslue, ana each sue
ceedinS tier is more and more
richly iEtefSpersed with layers Of
ccaI BESIDE which the McAllister would
be ashamod to lie. TIE entire body o.
cosI IS highly bitum.noUs, and contains
very little sulphur Brick for furnace
and locomotive fuel, mentioned before,
nave oeen manufactured at the Liguite
mILes IN France sud other parts CT
Europe for some time, snd il Pennsyl-
vsnia the refuse OF the mines the vast
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

at Big Fossil, where right OF
/ Wsy h9s not been secured NJ
:. E0eineer Witt has settled the lc-
cation as far as Plano, and by Monday
graders viii 20 to wcrk or the r0ad as
Ter as the Dallas county liGa. BIZ Sep
TENDER the grading VII be completed
u Grapevine, aud beginning Monday
morning, b.idge timber5 and pilir@ viii
De delivered a. Watu&ga for Fossil
9Tlcge and other openings. These
'imbers viii be hauled 70 waere they are
needed apG the bridge gangs go TO
work 81 once. The era tie between Com
neIce ard G-cenyille is completed. ard
Co'oGe. Lyon has moved his forces to the
work between GreCIvjlie aud Plano. The
work u '1ackisying from Commerce viii
he pushed this week, aud II two weeks
the road Will be compieted
to Greenyil,e. Mr. Carter is
here 10 consult WITH Nj. john +
S"ayrG Ct Ire right e TaF committee On
important matters IRE Cotton Belt IS
rapidly making is way to Fort Worth,
and tie prcsent outlook i5 thGt The lad
Wi De completed and in operation before
November l. + has been definitely set
ile,t mat Smjtbheld IS 70 have depot,
&nd Il Will be quite an important station
q The line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug. "a terrible
storm, amounting almost 10 cyclone,
passed ever this city lss. Light doing s
VISIT amount of damage. The western
part OF the city was Inundated. AI4,O10
barrel tank belonging to me Eclipse OIL
Company wss fired by fash ofIightainE,
and for tine threatened the destruction
OF the oil works. The oil spread against
the tracks OF the New YORK.
Pennsylvania and Ol!o and Lake
Shore R5ads. delaying the ci. trains.
Tae loss 6y lire viii -eecl $4,000. II.
" Porter, fireman, VS. sc-idea5su7 III.
on the mead bv 3 hose w-eGca gr3 fatal
injured. Mlclsel K.ln-7 euG sever5,
otl7rs we're seriously IaiEred. James
CaEha-d and IN GIl.rg w-ra fa.sly
0Gruet tn ire was gotten u1der con
tlOi e o'clock tai5 afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
GAINESVILLE.
Additional Attachments 2iltd Against
Goidstein & Itl&sby, the T9ls!
Reaching The &Um OF $50, Geo
An EmrlS-c Of n Cl".hluG Firm Arrested
Ger Petty PAfer;Eg- n arriage Ii
ccEses-A Case Dsc:ded.
snec!al % the Gazet:e

Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Aug. Tie fol-
lowing additional attachments were
levied 90 the stock Of Golds.ein 4
Melssky to-day Morrison, Herman &
+ Co. OF New York, $500; E. S. jeffrey &
Co. OF New YoIk, los; City National
Bank Ct Fort Worth, SAP: a. ChGr1ock
OF New Orleans, Sl15G.92; Il. B. Ci.f q
& Co. OF NV York, $500 IS: L. Lsdison
& Co. oi New York, $500. The total
attachments now foot up ever 500, OCo
CHARLES BTitig, an employe OF Scaif,
Sumner & Co , was arrested and sled to-
! day Oh the charge of stealing goods from
4 the above named fra. He hal c-acce
of the clothing department n The store f
/ SChiff, Sumner & Co, anil for sometime
] past It has been noticed hat sinai
quantities Cf SIX hsnGke1Chiefs, p9cgat
knives and various articles Ci UerCpaD-
disc h4va been &issop-aricg Suspicion
pCl2ted strongly toward BritjI, end This
morning g search warrant was sued ont
snd the house Of BsitI2 searched By tba
sheriff. Articles thai hsd been stolen,
amounting IN value 10 So, were found
IN Butig's house, and h wss Immediately
arrested. He broke d9wl utterly when
taken il.0 custody ana nept ike cGila.
E.s wife was ve-y much ST c e; GisU
WlaI ne officer was searching the houEe
and stated that she rad imp.ored her nus
Band On ter knees 10 sop stgaliEI from
nis eG 2,Jyers, tut Of nC tv3il. crest
deal OF sympathy IS expressed for hgr ii
her III >fJrlCle
In the County court to-day C r Rel
ms = 3 = . ut n ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
INDIGNANT CITIZENS,
Resolutions Adopted ut an Fl Paso Mass
Meeting

kesoIutiono Adopted ut an FL Paso Mass
Meoting.
special TO the Gazette
Ell PAso, TEX. Aug Ga large nun
Der of hand bills were circulated in the
city to-day announcing that an indigpa-
ton meeting would be held in the CITY
hall tonight On what is termed the
"wsnton misrepresentation" sent cut
from here on the night Ct TIE 4th in
regard to the fraudulent voting st ell
the polling places in this city on the Al
inst, and particularly to denounce the FL
Paso specisi published 10 the Dallas News
on the morning Of the 5.h. Ia pur-
suance OF the c4ll large
meeting YVES held or which
WindhGm Kemp was elected chairman.
A committee composed of Judge Davis,
Judge Edwards, Mo5ehead and Dieter
'sGs appointed to draft resolutions de-
noUuciDg the SANDERS published in the
News. TIE resolutions were reported
and adopted, when The meeting adjourned.
Qatte q number OF warrants were
sworn out to-day against persons for
frsudu.entlE voting, and more vii! follow
on Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

The Fort Worth ana Denver has track
laid to point 3l2 miles northwest Of
Fort Worth. Large quantities OF ma
terial are being sent 10 the front and
trscklaying continues steadily al the rate
CT 3 mile and g half f dav.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
THE FIRE RECNRD.
Fire q. GurreII,

Special 70 the Gazette.
TFREELL, TEX, Aug. Ga small
building, belonging 70 Mr.. DISK, Lesr the
Ceatrai Railroad was destroyed by ire
ta.s morning. Tie root bad burned eb,u+
! week sgo, bu. the IRE company pre-
vented lis complete destruction. 10 in
suranCe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

s2HclaI 10 inc Gazette.
RrsE, TEX Aug. 80 negro named
Johnson wss put II jaj, to-day for killing
Henry S GE3c. Yesterday.
Some days since s squad Of conv.cts
working t1e Pc1--e4tfstg E1nwag a. saa
edge ci t0wL cveIp2"e:ea guard gad
t'ok his gun ard pistol AMI au ESCAPED.
T1-daY James Nswmsn brought N one q
tie conEicts, who had stolen MS horse
d Was purchased by Newman. y W
man recovered his horse and 60: IS re-
ward for lis man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
E&sa ifal3 a. i;uy,, son

oqeHi3I y tne GAkeuC.
BrrLF~oE, Ten, Aug The Clip
psgs Of Fort Worth, boys from thirteen
to sixteen, played the Bulleson team,
men from nineteen 10 twenty-eicht, to-
day. TAs 9cot was ID to T. in favor OF
BurIcscn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Is ala at Henrietta

Special TO The Gazette
HENRIETTA, Ten, Aug. ct rained
here yesterday enough 10 settle the dust
and cool OF the heated atmosphere some.
The wiad IS from me north TO-DAY. max
Ing the mir COO and comfortable, quite
different from the few p.st weeks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
maux Pcopl. Rstnss to TAX Cod

Liver OIL on account Of its UNPLEASANT tastes
This difficulty has been overcome in ssIOffss.
.ULsIoH OF Cod Liver OIL with RypoSfos
phi-es. 1t being SIS palatab!s as milk ard the
OF Consumyt!oD sSssofnIs erd Bronchitis, cen
eral D ebllity,s Wasting Diseases of Children.
ChIonies ,S,ashs aoS Colds, has caused physic3
clans repors our little patients take Il Win
pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion and be con-
WINGED, " w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

9PcclaI 10 Inc Gazette
Plano, Tx, Aug 6.-Tbe right CT
way for the Cotton Belt has nearly au
osen secured. Several houses have been
moved N town, and Wednesday grading
commences. Unity ;eams are row waii-
ing. Monday the company will build
g 'l'' TO connect with the Central and to
.eceive material en-. CAief Engineer
H.lchley Is il town overlooking the WORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

a storm on last Tsursday ni.ht par
italy demolished TIE college pine ct
Hauover, n. II no1 more than Z century
old, waicl has been sucn = prominent
feature in Dartmouth college class-day
exercises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
win Tender Their R,sigua,ioae

NFw YORK, Aug. G.-At tie banking
house e Ives 4 Co. it wa3 stated that
Mr.. Ives viii st.end the meeting Of the
Cmci2naH, Hamilton and Dayton Road
today, OF Cincinnati, when he and Mr..
St2JEoT VIII tender their designations.
La.s taeg are no. compelled tc dc, but
iAsy feel i is for their interest % take the
sep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
At WsNahachie,

Special 10 TIE Gazette
WAxAHAcHIE, TEX, Aug. Ga slight
shower fell here last evening, BAT was not
OF much benefit to cotton, the yield OF
watch is being decreased daily by the
continued drUu.h.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

a musician in Washington, D. c., says
taa. NJ Il prepared 10 prove hist the
Boulanger March Is noting more nor
less than ne "Margherita Polka" writ
ten abqut fifteen Yeas ago il honor Of
the Italian Queen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
At Calvert,

Speclai TO the Gazette.
CALVERT, TEX., Aug. "a big rain
fell this afternoon accompanied by C.
strong wind. Much damsge was done TO
buildings. This Is the best rain we have
hsd since spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
At GreenYiIlr.

special to the Gazette
0RsENFuLE, TEX, Aug. ca much
needed shower Of rsin fell here this even
lDg, lasting some hour and half.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

A w0man's pstience cannot last forever.
Mrs. Charles Palmer Of California alleges
in her bill for divorce that her husband
has slept with his boots on for the LAST
eighteen years, and she has concluded to
stand il 10 longer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Rain at C:randyisw

Special 70 the Gazette.
GRANpYIEw, TEX, Aug. Another
rain, sufficient for the cotton crop,yisited
GrsndYieW and vicinity last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

S2lle Ct the moss aristocr.tic houses
iHsEondon decorated tter balconies on
F'ehe day Of the jubilee with carpets, rugs
and colored bedquilrs.